Presentations (Missouri Energy Summit 2009)
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Item Clean Coal Breakout Panel [videorecording](University of Missouri (System), 2009-04) Krishnamurthy, K.; Al-Dahhan, Muthanna; Melzer, Thomas C.; Pazik, John C.; Schaefer, Kurt U.; Svec, Vic; University of Missouri (System); Missouri Energy Summit (2009 : University of Missouri--Columbia)This panel addressed the challenges associated with coal fired power plants, including environmental issues, economic issues, and intellectual property rights.Item Energy Infrastructure Development Breakout Panel(University of Missouri (System), 2009-04) Crow, Mariesa; Clevinger, Brian; Downey, William H.; Ferdowsi, Mehdi; Kenny, Barbara H.; Martinez, Linda M.; Wilbers, Brenda; University of Missouri (System); Missouri Energy Summit (2009 : University of Missouri--Columbia)This panel addressed the current challenges facing the country's energy infrastructure and discussed possible solutions.Item Using Biodiesel as a Lubricity Additive for Petroleum Diesel Fuel(2009-04) Schumacher, Leon G.; Adams, Brian T., 1971-; University of Missouri (System); Missouri Energy Summit (2009 : University of Missouri--Columbia)Professor Schumacher discussed aspects of lubricity in fuels, including a project to determine the concentration of biodiesel that will raise the lubricity of the new low sulfur diesel fuel.Item Biofuel policies and markets in an uncertain world(2009-04) Meyer, Seth Dominic; University of Missouri (System); Missouri Energy Summit (2009 : University of Missouri--Columbia)Seth Meyer discussed biofuel policies and markets in the current economic and political climate.Item Kansas City Plug-In Electric Vehicle Demonstration Project(2009-04) Rolufs, Angela; University of Missouri (System); Missouri Energy Summit (2009 : University of Missouri--Columbia)Kansas City's existing airport shuttle service and fleet operations will be used as a platform to demonstrate viability of PEV technologies in a controlled, real-world environment. The project will also evaluate the pathway to integrate renewable energy into a PEV charging infrastructure.